Control electronics for a process device and method for operation therefor
AssigneeEndress + Hauser Wetzer GmbH + Co. KG
InventorsRoberto Lugli, Michael Korn
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AssigneeEndress + Hauser Wetzer GmbH + Co. KG
InventorsRoberto Lugli, Michael Korn
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Control electronics (E) for a two-wire process device, which two-wire process device can be connected to a two-wire loop (2L), wherein the control electronics (E) comprises an input circuit (ES) and a control unit connected to the input circuit (ES), wherein the input circuit (ES) is used in a first operating mode to set a current and/or voltage in the two-wire loop (2L) by means of a control signal (CS) transmitted by the control unit (SE), wherein the input circuit (ES) is used in a second operating mode to automatically, in particular independently of the control unit (SE) or independently of the control signal (CS) transmitted by the control unit (SE), to set the current and/or the electric voltage in the two-wire loop (2L).
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Process device, in particular measuring device, of process automation technology having measurement and/or control electronics (E) according to any one of the preceding claims.
Method of operating a process device, wherein in a first operating mode, by means of a control signal transmitted by a control unit (SE), a current and/or voltage is set in the two-wire loop (2L) or is obtained from the two-wire loop (2L) by means of an input circuit,
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Computer program product with program code means which, when executed, are used for carrying out the method according to one of the preceding claims.
Use of the method and/or the measurement and/or control electronics (E) according to one of the preceding claims for operating a process device, in particular a measuring device.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.